Stories

“Union gave Larry the firm basis that he needed. That’s why I made this gift. I wanted to help someone with financial need have the wonderful experience at Union that he did,” said Jeanne Levitz, mother of Larry Levitz '76.

Music is inextricably woven into the essence of Kurt Glacy’s life. An alumnus of the Class of 1990, it has been a beacon and an inspiration for him—a way forward that’s steadying and freeing in the same breath.

Karen and Richard Delaney ’80 believe Union “has an extraordinary opportunity in the higher education space.” That’s why they made a gift to the President’s Discretionary Fund for Engineering at Union.

The Class of 1963 is focusing its ReUnion giving on internship support for students to pave the way for professional opportunities and career satisfaction.

“Conducting undergraduate research really helped me build the foundation of my science identity,” said Jared Mondschein ’14, who majored in chemistry. “It made me feel like I could be a part of the scientific community.”

Professor Emeritus Donald Thurston makes a gift every year in support of the Asian Studies program

The Richmond Fund was created by Diana Gazzolo ’78 and Marcie Harmon-Mackin ’76 to help AOP students with term abroad expenses.

The Gerber Family Endowed Scholarship was established by Nancy and Robert Gerber ’76. It provides financial assistance to students facing unanticipated financial hardship or a change in circumstances causing a need or an increase to their aid.